ティッツァーノヴァルパルマのバイクパーク・トップ7

La Cava is always La Cava..... You look out and... without thinking too much, you go. If you get past the first part, it's done :-). Jokes aside. This is a stretch to be tackled with caution and with good MTB riding skills. To avoid the first part, you can take the short variant to the left which in any case is steep and has some roots.

A small mountainous relief that rises between the Baganza Valley and the Taro Valley, easy to climb, but satisfying, with a wide and panoramic summit that opens the view onto many peaks of the Parma Apennines, and onto the Baganza Valley that appears like a map.

Rich in woods and panoramic points of rare beauty, the Schia ski area extends along the slopes of Mount Caio which, with its peaks between 1200 and 1600 meters high, is one of the most important mountain massifs of the Apennines. The ski area is equipped with a modern programmed snow system that guarantees the presence of snow throughout the winter season. The station is mainly equipped for downhill skiing, but it is also possible to practice cross-country skiing, hiking and off-piste skiing. Four ski lifts (2 ski lifts, 1 moving walkway and 1 two-seater chairlift) serve the 10 ski slopes that cross the entire area, for a total carousel that covers over 15 km.

Beautiful trail, very well maintained, not very long but really pleasant to walk, all under a beautiful forest. P.s After the rains avoid going there because the terrain from spectacular becomes anything but, slippery and treacherous because in many places the clay makes it truly impassable. To be done in dry conditions for sure.

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Truly unique panoramic point, very pleasant to visit in summer

Monte Croce di Terenzo

cross mountain